Mark is a lecturer in mathematics at the University of Michigan. He has been teaching Math and the Internet since 2006. He received his Bachelor's degree in math from Williams College, after which he worked for a number of years as a professional computer programmer. He completed his Ph.D. in mathematics at the University of Michigan in 2007. His thesis was about the mathematics of card shuffling. Mark has taught many different math classes at the University, and develops the Douglass Houghton Scholars Program during the school year. He is the recipient of the 2019 Golden Apple Award, the only university-wide student-organized teaching award at the University of Michigan.

Olivia is a junior pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science with a minor in Statistics at the University of Michigan. She was a part of the Douglas Houghton Scholars program during her freshman year. Outside of her studies, Olivia finds enjoyment in paddle boarding, golf, and video games. Her goal is to graduate in 2025, combining her passion for technology with her commitment to education.

Hey all, my name is Kahler Tomlin. I am a fifth-year undergraduate student from Battle Creek, MI. I am studying Math of Finance and Risk Management with a minor in Economics. I am a dog dad of two mini bernadoodles named Maizee and Blue. I enjoy golfing, watching baseball, playing Fortnite, posting on my burner Twitter, and running my dogs in my free time. I am a huge Michigan football fan and have been to every bowl game since 2018.